Dangers For The Environment
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Electrolyte reacts with alkalis and water and generates a considerable amount of heat. Electrolyte destroys paper, wood and textiles and has a corrosive reaction to metals. Electrolyte is a fluid that is hazardous to water and causes ecological damage as a result of pH changes.
- Absorb spilt electrolyte using binding material.
- Neutralise spilt electrolyte with acid neutraliser.
- Dilute small quantities and residual quantities with water and rinse it away.
- Store electrolyte only in acid-resistant containers in the area reserved for pollutants and hazardous substances.
- Transport electrolyte only in securely locked containers.